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My trio are getting the December box from BinxBox, an Oxbow play wall, and a rolling ball that dispenses pellets. They should be stocked up for awhile post Christmas! :)

Oops! I missed a few posts above. As to having a FLOOFY bunny? Nope. All 3 of mine have silky slick fur....

Road kill does make me sad and it is gross. The person below me has tried Small Pet Select for their hay. I'm going to try their 2nd cut Timothy as it is less expensive than the 5lb bags I've been buying from our local rescue.

Good for you for double checking. Better to have not 'really' needed to go than needing to go but not addressing the issue.... :)

I comb my trio while they eat their twice/daily pellet allotment. 2 of them are okay with it as long as I comb them at least once/week (more often is better tolerated). The last bunny is my most skittish one and she hates the comb or to be touched much in general. For her, I've taken to giving...

Oh my! I LOVE LOVE LOVE chocolate esp. dark or semi-sweet but all or any will do. Unfortunately, sugar doesn't love me and caused body wide inflammation which caused aches and pains for 6 long years before I finally figured out what the problem was. I had to change my diet completely to...

Oreo is cute. Such long pretty ears! Happy November! :)

Our three are bonded sibling girls and were adopted together. They have a 3 story abode attached to an x-pen with open access to the pen during the day. As said above, one is dominant, one in-between, and one timid. Although they all eat together, usually I find one bunny on each floor of the...

We adopted a triplet trio of girls this year and haven't had any real problems with the maintenance. All are just over a year old and do have distinct personalities with one being dominant, one in between, and the last timid. In terms of maintenance, I pick up their abode twice/day with...

Do your best to try to find a calm moment and TELL this to each of your parents. You can't control their choices but you can communicate your concerns and desire for a continued relationship with your bunnies. Hopefully, they will keep you in mind when they choose where to live post divorce...

Hopefully, this will be a non issue. Most parents want to help their children (despite their own adult issues) so should know you'll need as much support as possible during this difficult time. They may or may not have enough emotional reserves to help you but it wouldn't hurt to remind each...

Why do you have to give up the bunnies? Can their set up go in your space at both apartments? Every bunny is different (like people) so it would be extremely hard to predict the personality of an unknown bunny especially if they are under 1 as their personalities change with growth to adults...

Tell her she can pay for help now and support your healing or wonder if she could have/should have done more later when the situation (your issues) never gets resolved. Most parents want to help their children and good parents will do whatever is necessary to help them along. If that doesn't...

1. I'm a perfectionist who also procrastinates. (great combo! NOT) 2. I LOVE animals and have all my life. 3. If I had chosen a career when I was little bitty, I'd be a professional ballerina now. 4. I'm a new bunny owner of 3 adorable snowballs. :) 5. I'm thankful for this bunny forum...

Yep! Triplet bonded almost identical (ear differences) girls! They look like 3 plump snowballs! The person below me likes to read mysteries.

You mean I'm not the only one?? We have 4 cats, 3 bunnies, a big tank load of fish, and choose to feed the birds too (when I remember to fill the feeders) and yet, I'm not adverse to more. Perhaps, I should seek a small area of farmland to maintain instead of a house in the suburbs!

She is gorgeous AND sweet? Congrats! :)

This looks right in line with my estimates. We have 3 bunnies and are just over $100/month on basic care IF I don't buy too many straw/sea grass mats or toys. Our bunnies can destroy a new mat in a week (!) and that is in addition to sticks, wood blocks, and all the hay they could want to...

Oh! I didn't even think about hay getting embedded in the sherpa!! That'd drive me bonkers! Thanks Anna R.

Do you have to worry about bunnies eating the 'sherpa' soft interior? I'd love to provide a soft spot that could then be washed/dried if peed on but not if I have to 'watch' my bunnies with it non-stop. Thoughts???